Psychology Facts about Human

                                 Interesting psychology about Human 

The human brain is an interesting and powerful organ, but understanding why it does what it does is a process that we’re still studying. Both the conscious and subconscious mind have significant bearing on our behavior,

The most surprising of the human organs is the brain. It is so amazingly complex and so deep that no human has understood it’s true power to date. It is said that the average human only uses 10 percent of his/her brain capacity in the lifetime. Imagine what will happen if the complete power is used..

Ever wondered why you feel the way you do, or do the things you do? The way your mind functions has a lot to do with the way you are, and the things you do. It's amazing how every 'unique' mind, at some level, functions similarly.

Now I am sharing with you Interesting Psychological Facts About Human Behavior. So keep on reading and you will find the facts about different human behavior. It might solve some of your head scratching questions.

Sometimes you wonder why the way any particular person behave. Why is he so annoying. Why he is the way, he is? I hope you will find some of your bizarre question answer in this post. Sometimes his behavior can be so destructible that it can not be tolerate anymore.                                

Psychology Facts about Human Behaviour

1. People with high levels of testosterone get pleasure from the anger of others.
2. Women with higher IQ's: have a harder time to finding mate.
3. Intelligent women: would rather remain single than be with the wrong person.
4. People with low self-esteem tend to humiliate others. Subjects who were told that the results of their IQ test were poor expressed more national and religious prejudices, than those who reported higher results.
5. If you announced to your goal others you're less likely to succeed.Studies confirm to lose your motivation.
6. The very last person on your mind before you fall asleep is either the reason for your happiness or your pain.
7. People tend to commit immoral acts or do not fulfill someone’s request for help, if no effort is needed and they do not have to refuse a person directly.
8. 98%time when someone says they have to ask you a question,you think all the bad things you've done recently
9. Lying requires a lot of mental effort. A person who is lying has to keep in mind at the same time the lie – that it to say, and the truth – in order to hide it. As a result, he uses simple sentences and finds it more difficult to cope with mental tasks.
10. People regret quick decisions, even if the results are satisfying. Not the actual time allotted for the decision matters, but the feeling that the time was enough.
11. People text faster to someone they like most. It is so common with us all. We get so excited chatting with our loved ones that we just cannot wait for their reply. So we text them as soon as possible

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 Psychology Facts about human body language

 We blame a person’s behavior on their personality:

Has someone ever cut you off at a roundabout or intersection and made you really mad, only for you to go on to do the exact same thing to someone else just 10 minutes later? Although the person that cut you off infuriated you, you're likely to have justified your own actions to yourself because you're "in a hurry, and it's just this once".  We tend to attribute our bad behavior to external forces, and other people’s bad behavior to their internal attributes.

When people are being watched, they behave better:

 And the illusion of being watched works, too. It was enough to hang a picture of human eyes in a self-service cafeteria, so that more people began to collect their dishes..

Similarly, the feeling of rigidity and hardness makes people inflexible.

 People sitting on hard chairs were more uncompromising in the negotiations. Feeling a rough surface causes in people a sense of the complexity of human relations, and cold is tightly connected with the feeling of loneliness.

 People are so jealous of their neighbors:

That they don’t feel satisfied and successful until they are superior than them.People constantly compare themselves with their neighbors and their relatives.

People sincerely believe that: 

Their negative opinions about others are truthful and have no connection with them and their self-confidence. In fact, the humiliation of others helps them restore their own self-esteem.

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Psychology Facts about Human Nature 

 People who spent more time on electronic gadgets:

 Have more anger, less tolerance, laziness and more Aggression. There are two things about gadgets First, they produce rays which are harmful to human health and Second, laziness is produced because we didn’t use our physical strength while using them.    

People tend to commit immoral acts:

or do not fulfill someone’s request for help, if no effort is needed and they do not have to refuse a person directly.

When people feel that they have no control on a particular situations:

 They start believing in conspiracy theories. Some times this also increases superstition in a person. It also awakens Spirituality.

 Our real personality is made by our subconscious mind.

The subconscious mind is another world for us. It’s just like an automatic storing machine that stores/saves too many things without notifying us. Especially our prompt response or reaction to any situation are totally depended upon our subconscious mind. 

The more complex the decision to be taken is:

The more people tend to leave things as they are. If the store has too much choice and people cannot immediately find out which of the products is better, most probably they will leave without buying.

More successful and rich people are considered to be more intelligent and wise

,And vice versa. Often, people tend to think that those who are successful or those who suffer deserve it.

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How to Illiteracy Leads Poverty and Crimes

                 

Every issue that our society faces is like a link of a chain. Each issue is connected to another, either directly or indirectly. The chain of issues in this society that we live in, the strongest link of that chain is illiteracy. Illiteracy is the mother of all issues as it gives birth to many other issues like poverty, unemployment, child labour, female foeticide, population burst and many more.

The world of illiterate people is like a vast endless desert where literacy is like an oasis, a fertile land with fresh water flowing and majestic palm trees growing. Illiteracy keeps people chained to ignorance and superstition and is an obstacle in the path of civilization. With literacy comes awareness and awareness brings progress, culture and civilization. Illiteracy brings ignorance, and ignorance leads to wars and controversies. God made man in his own image but today humans stand divided in the name of religion, colours and borders. Earth is the blue planet of our solar system, but today, humans are painting it red with each other's blood. The main cause of all this, undoubtedly is illiteracy. The written word is the most powerful of weapons and once illiteracy and poverty are given an extinct status, a revolution greater than ever witnessed in history might occur, leading to the creation of a progressive and peaceful world.

Illiteracy is indeed like the curse on human race. Instead of believing in family planning, illiterates believe that more the children they have, more the bread earners they will have. These poverty-ridden people cannot afford to educate their children and as a result, the children end up working for low wages at a small age, being deprived of their precious childhood. Instead of taking medicines to cure diseases, illiterates go to quacks, who give them charms, promising miracles that never actually happen.

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What are the causes of illiteracy?

There are so many reasons why an individual can be illiterate. These are some of the causes of the inability to read or write:

1. Illiteracy among parents: Many illiterate parents do not put much emphasis on the importance of education. Several of those born to parents who can neither read nor write end up being illiterate
2. Lack of family support: This can be the cause of illiteracy more so where a child has difficulty reading or writing because of dyslexia. In a situation where the family does not understand the child’s condition, it may simply be assumed that he or she is not a bright person and maybe school is not meant for everyone. 
3. Unemployment of the educated: Some people believe that the only reason someone should go to school is so that he or she can get a good job and make a good life. Without the promise of employment, education is not a necessity to them. In a country where many of the educated are unemployed, there may not be enough motivation for the illiterate to go to school.
4.  Lack of awareness: In places where several members of the local population do not understand why it is important for them to go to school, the level of illiteracy may be high. Disinterest in the benefits of formal learning can also be caused by lack of awareness on the importance of going to school. The number of illiterate people in urban areas tends to be lower than that of those in rural areas.
5. Social barriers: Many social barriers such as restrictions on girls’ education in some societies lead to illiteracy among the affected segment of the population. Education of the girl child has been an issue in some parts of the world 
6.  Poverty: Poor parents with low incomes find it difficult to pay school fees. They are forced to choose between providing basic needs such as food, shelter and clothing and taking their children to school. In countries where basic education is not free.

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Illiteracy leads poverty and poverty leads increase crimes rate in the society, they are joint from each other now I will go in the detail how to only one illiteracy can lead poverty and crime together & what should we do to control the illiteracy rate 

Above I have mentioned causes of illiteracy now will tell how to illiteracy can lead poverty

Over the past fifteen years, the proportion of the population living under extreme poverty in Pakistan has risen from 13 to 33 percent but illiteracy has declined during this period. Therefore, the explanation for the increase in poverty in Pakistan cannot be attributed to illiteracy.India has a considerably higher literacy rate than Pakistan but the incidence of poverty in India was comparable to that in Pakistan for many years.  The recent trend in poverty reduction in India cannot be attributed to a sudden increase in literacy.

This is not to argue that illiteracy does not matter. Clearly a literate workforce can be much more productive than an illiterate one everything else remaining the same. And literacy can contribute positively to the quality of life of an individual for which reason it is considered a basic human right. But the fact remains that there is not sufficient evidence to establish that illiteracy is the most basic reason for poverty.

A closer look at the evidence might suggest that the causes of poverty have less to do with literacy or democracy and much more to do with economic and political policies.

The evidence of the impact of economic policies on poverty reduction is quite impressive. East Asia is a well documented example where the number of people living on less than one dollar a day has fallen almost two-thirds, from 720 million in 1975 to 210 million in 2002 almost entirely because of the rapidity of economic growth. India has also begun moving in the right direction after key economic reforms have relaxed the stifling grip of the licence 

On the other side are countries like Pakistan where ruling groups allocate the bulk of national resources to defense, foreign policy adventures, fomenting domestic strife to manipulate political power or in stifling business to protect vested interests. It is not surprising that foreign and domestic investors are reluctant to invest in such countries. Without investment, there is little job growth; and without job growth little prospect of reduction in poverty.

What we really need to explain is the persistence of illiteracy in some countries or parts of some countries. And this has to do with the interests, choices and decisions of the literate sections of these countries.

When analysts begin to explain the political economy of continued impoverishment, when people understand the real causes of their poverty, and when political parties mobilize them on the basis of this understanding, perhaps then there will be hope for change in countries that have short changed their citizens by keeping them poor and illiterate.

 We will discuss the fact that poverty causes crime. Poverty is a characteristic of the economic situation of the individual or social group in which they cannot satisfy a certain range of the minimum requirements needed for life saving ability.  Poverty is a relative concept and depends on the overall standard of living in this society.

According to experts, not getting decent wages for their work, young people gradually lose the desire to marry, marry, have children - they are full of fear for tomorrow, not sure that tomorrow they will not be fired because of another financial crisis. In addition, low wages and lack of jobs, experts say, are pushing young people to commit crimes in order to get rich quickly.  It is, therefore, among criminals, increases the number of adolescents, aged 18 to 25 years.

If poverty causes crime than why are crime rates lower in poor third world countries than in wealthy super powers? Robert Rector feels that it is not poverty that causes crime but the anti-poverty programs that cause crime. He feels that the United States has created its own crime problem because the U.S. pays people not to work or be married through the welfare program. In a sense people are being rewarded for doing nothing.

 The welfare program causes crime because it creates an unhealthy environment for children; it teaches them that you do not have to work hard in life to be rewarded. The welfare program only provides enough for a family to barely get by so people get "greedy" and don't want to have to work so they turn to crime so they can be better off. It spoils people in a way because after you have been on welfare for awhile you begin to develop a "why should I work if I don't have to" attitude!

As a fact, crimes begin from the childhood. As a rule, if a child was born in a poor family, there are more chances that he will start committing crimes. All over the world there is propaganda of a luxurious way of life, of successful people, of expensive mansions, cars, of beautiful journeys, etc. When children and adolescents see that and understand that parents will not provide them with all these things, they start looking for the opportunity to get money fast to buy at least something. And consequently they decide to commit a crime. The crimes committed by adolescents are considered the cruelest. The majority of cases of all crimes show that a driving force of the crimes is the money. The values of the society are built the way that those people with the problems in their minds decide to bring closer all these luxurious things.

One of the main aspects that can prevent poverty is education. If children are educated properly, then they will perceive the reality as it is and they will try to succeed in legal ways to study, to get a job. Sometimes, crimes are the symptom of the culture, and education can cure the cultural poverty and financial poverty will be cured itself, as a consequence.

As a fact, not only poor people commit crimes, as there are also rich people who have no boundaries in their actions and power and they also commit crimes to get more money and power

So we need to control/stop illiteracy so that poverty and crimes The two monsters automatically keep in control

What are the possible solutions to stop or control illiteracy?

1.  Free education: The provision of free education in schools, colleges, and universities by the government can play a major role in reducing the level of illiteracy in a country by getting more people to school
2. Awareness: Creating awareness about the importance of education can help people understand why they need to go to school. Non-governmental organizations, government agencies, and other concerned parties should put in place deliberate measures to create awareness in the society and reduce the number of people who are unable to read and write.
3. Late night classes: Working people can opt for late night classes. In this way, they can learn even as they earn income through their daytime jobs.
4. Free books: The government and different foundations can offer free books in schools to encourage students to develop a reading culture. Offering free books can also reduce the financial burden placed on parents in the provision of textbooks.
5. Digitization: Since we live in the age of technology and information, creating digital platforms for reading and learning can help reduce illiteracy in the society. It can also help take care of the challenge of shortage of education facilities. Digital libraries can provide a good platform for those who live far away from urban centers to expand their knowledge base and become more informed.
6. Lower educational cost: Even though education has its rewards, it is very costly to finance. Many graduates usually leave school with huge debts in the form of student loans. It makes saving and investing difficult. The cost of university education has been a key political and social issue in many nations. By lowering the cost of education, the government can make it easier for people to study up to the highest level possible.

Illiteracy can bring down even the most powerful nations down, so if we are to become a developed nation, the government should first remove the problem of illiteracy by introducing effective programs with proper implementation and budget. 

Every literate citizen should contribute in battling with the demon of illiteracy. if we wait for some other person or some other time. We are the ones we’ve been waiting for. We are the change that we seek.”.

Climate Impacts of Human Body

Impact Of Climate change On Human Body

Impact of climate change

A new UN report says that health risks related to climate change are on the rise worldwide. At the same time, coordinated international responses can help prevent some of the worst impacts of climate change on health.

Nasa reports 

Changes in the greenhouse gas concentrations and other drivers alter the global climate and bring about myriad human health consequences. Environmental consequences of climate change, such as extreme heat waves, rising sea-levels, changes in precipitation resulting in flooding and droughts, intense hurricanes, and degraded air quality, affect directly and indirectly the physical, social, and psychological health of humans.  For instance, changes in precipitation are creating changes in the availability and quantity of water, as well as resulting in extreme weather events such as intense hurricanes and flooding.  Climate change can be a driver of disease migration, as well as exacerbate health effects resulting from the release of toxic air pollutants in vulnerable populations such as children, the elderly, and those with asthma or cardiovascular disease.

Global climate change

Climate change refers to long-term statistical shifts of the weather, including changes in the average weather condition or in the distribution of weather conditions around the average (i.e. extreme weather events). Despite many discussions on the causes for climate change, there is a general recognition of an on-going global climate change and the non-minor role of human activities during this process (IPCC, 2007). According to the European Environment Agency (EEA, 2008), the global average surface temperature has increased by 0.74 °C in the 20th century, the global sea level has been rising 1.8 mm per year since 1961, 
and the Arctic sea ice has been shrinking by 2.7% per decade. Moreover, mountain glaciers are contracting, ocean water becomes more acidic, and extreme weather events occur more often. The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) predicted an average temperature rise of 1.5–5.8 °C across the globe during the 21st century, accompanied by increased extreme and anomalous weather events including heat-waves, floods and droughts (IPCC, 2001). Responding to global changes by pursuing a sustainable development is a major challenge to human society (Weng et al., 2013; Yang et al., 2013). Climate change can affect human health (Costello et al., 2009; Epstein, 1999; Kovats et al., 2000; Willox et al., 2015), 

especially when infectious diseases are concerned (Altizer et al., 2013; Bouzid et al., 2014; Epstein, 2001a). Three components are essential for most infectious diseases: an agent (or pathogen), a host (or vector) and transmission environment (Epstein, 2001a). Some pathogens are carried by vectors or require intermediate hosts to complete their life cycle. Appropriate climate and weather conditions are necessary for the survival, reproduction, distribution and transmission of disease pathogens, vectors,

 and hosts. Therefore, changes in climate or weather conditions may impact infectious diseases through affecting the pathogens, vectors, hosts and their living environment (Epstein, 2001a; Wu et al., 2014). Studies have found that long-term climate warming tends to favor the geographic expansion of several infectious diseases (Epstein et al., 1998; Ostfeld and Brunner, 2015; Rodó et al., 2013), and that extreme weather events may help create the opportunities for more clustered disease outbreaks or outbreaks at non-traditional places and time (Epstein, 2000). Overall, climate conditions constrain the geographic and seasonal distributions of infectious diseases, and weather affects the timing and intensity of disease outbreaks.

Evidence of climate change on human

This research presents a systematic literature review on the scientific evidences for the impact of climate change on human infectious diseases. The study examines the observed and predicted impacts of changes in major climate variables and extreme weather events on the pathogen, host, and transmission of human infectious diseases. Through discussing the research progress and gaps on the possible strategies for human society to respond to, adapt to, and prepare for the impact of climate change, the research sheds light for future studies.

This study was supported by the National Research Program of the Ministry of Science and Technology of the People's Republic of China (2012CB955501, 2012AA12A407, 2013AA122003)

                                                " Climate change is expected to exacerbate health problems that already pose a major burden to vulnerable populations "

The report shares at least five major insights:

1. Certain groups have higher susceptibility to climate-sensitive health impacts owing to their age (children and elderly), gender (particularly pregnant women), social marginalization (associated in some areas with indigenous populations, poverty or migration status), or other health conditions like HIV. The socioeconomic costs of health problems caused by climate change are considerable.

2. Many infectious diseases, including water-borne ones, are highly sensitive to climate conditions.

 illustrates the correlation between temperature and diarrhea. A main concern in both developed and developing countries was the increase in and increased geographical spread of diarrhoeal diseases, the report found.

Infection diseases

3. Climate change lengthens the transmission season and expands the geographical range of many diseases like malaria and dengue. For example, the conditions for dengue transmission are likely to expand significantly across the globe 

4. Climate change will bring new and emerging health issues, including heatwaves and other extreme events. Heat stress can make working conditions unbearable and increase the risk of cardiovascular, respiratory and renal diseases. Additionally, it is estimated that 22.5 million people are displaced annually by climate or weather-related disasters, and these figures are expected to increase in the future. Climate-induced human mobility has a socioeconomic cost and can affect mental and physical health.

coming health concern 

5. Malnutrition and undernutrition were highlighted as a concern for a number of developing countries in Africa, Asia and Latin America, which discussed the impacts of climate change on food security, particularly in relation to floods and drought.

Certain adverse health effects can be minimized or avoided with sound mitigation and adaptation strategies. Strategies for mitigating and adapting to climate change can prevent illness and death in people now, while also protecting the environment and health of future generations.  Mitigation refers to actions being taken to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and to enhance the sinks that trap or remove carbon from the atmosphere. Adaptation refers to actions being taken to lessen the impact on health and the environment due to changes that cannot be prevented through mitigation. Appropriate mitigation and adaptation strategies will positively affect both climate change and the environment, and thereby positively affect human health. Some adaptation activities will directly improve human health through changes in our public health and health care infrastructure.

Awareness programme

The report highlights inspiring examples of adaptation solutions for health worldwide:

• The Climate Adaptation Management and Innovation Initiative of the Word Food Programme develops climate-induced food insecurity analyses and practices to inform programming and decision-making. The initiative focuses on16 countries across Asia, the Middle East, and Eastern, Central and Northern Africa.
• In France, the Tiger Mosquito Surveillance Network monitors the tiger mosquito’s movements.
• The Smart Health Facilities Initiative and Smart Hospitals Toolkit is being implemented through the Pan American Health Organization in the Caribbean with the aim of supporting the governments of the selected countries to assess and prioritize vulnerability reduction investments in their health facilities.
• Some countries integrate health into their national adaptation plans (NAPs) and programmes. For example, Macedonia and six additional countries are part of an initiative of WHO and the German Federal Ministry for the Environment, Nature Conservation, Building and Nuclear Safety that brings health into adaptation plans.
• There are also a number of training and awareness-raising activities, including the Self-Learning Course on Climate Change and Health, developed by Mexico’s National Institute of Public Health in line with the joint Pan American Health Organization/WHO Strategy and Plan for Action on Climate Change. The training aims at raising awareness and improving knowledge on the health effects of climate change among the general public and other sectors.

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10 Importants Tips to save Time & Money

Save time and money

These are difficult times and every small business (and large one) needs to find ways to save money and time without delivering less value to their customers.  Service to customers must be maintained, and product or service value is the key to continued business.  So what can you do?

Here are 15 tips that are proven time or money savers. Time is money so the two savings are combined here. Since many small businesses are operated out of home offices, these will also save money and/or time at home. Choose the ones that work for you and start saving now.

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saving tips for time & money

Stop Buying Stuff:

If you don’t need something, don’t buy it. no matter how great the deal is.  There’s no right price for something you don’t really need.Any time you buy anything and don't use it.you are wasting your time as well.the effort that went into the purchase.  

                                                 

spend less time

Spend Less Time At The Store:

Some shopping trips are necessary. We all need grocery .in and out of stores as speedily as possible to avoid any temptations

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shop for best

Shop For Best Banking Deals:

 Switch bank accounts to the places where they offer free, unlimited check writing, no fees on accounts, etc.  Shop around and see whose deal is best.  If you plan to keep a healthy balance in any account, ask where it can be parked to earn interest and swept to the checking account when needed.

                                               

Time is money

Be aware of Scams:

Getting your identity hijacked can eat up hours of your time as you try to sort out the aftermath with various financial institution and credit bureaus. To minimize chances of that unpleasant experiences be specially wary of emails from strangers, advertisement for weight loss, credit cards, schemes, solicitation for charities       

                                          

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Use Email Wisely:

Don’t argue on email.  It is damaging, counterproductive and usually escalates an argument instead of resolving it.  Meet face to face (first choice) or talk person to person on the phone.  Assume that you can and will resolve the argument and say so-that alone goes a long way to resolving it.  Don’t print emails unless you need a hard copy for some good reason – it just wastes paper, ink, time and money.

                                                   

private label good

Private Label Goods Are Good Buys:

Buy private label goods where the store guarantees them or will replace them with brand names if you are dissatisfied.  Kroger and OfficeMax both do this.  Wal-Mart will match any competitor’s advertised deal-but bring the ad along.  Compare prices and learn who has the best deals.

                                                               

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Plan Ahead  Avoid Wasted Travel Time & Fuel:

Plan trips, in fact, plan all activities, to avoid doubling back or traveling further than necessary.  Think of making a loop, hitting all the stops and ending up where you want to be. Arrange the pickups/drop offs in an order that takes you out & back in the loop, not in & out, back and forth.  You’ll save time, fuel, wear & tear on vehicles-and money.

                                                                            

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Use Fewer Words Get To The Point:

Don’t write long letters or emails if short ones will do.  Ditto voicemails.  What’s the subject, what do you need (info, help, meet, etc.), when can you be reached with a call-back?

                                                          

Eat at home

Eat At Home: 

Not only do you spend a lot of money,when you go out to eat.but the trip also takes up significant amount of time.you have to travel to the restaurant,order then eat instead stay home & try saving time and money.

                                                    

                     

Schedule Automatic Payments:

Instead of wasting time writing and mailing out checks each month,That's way you can spend time on an activity,you enjoy rather than suffering envelopes,and you can  stop buying as many stamps too.

                                                

dont reply

Don’t Reply To All:

 Don’t use the “reply to all” function.  It just makes more emails for everyone else to read, wasting time.  Occasionally an embarrassing email goes to someone who shouldn’t get it — and that can cause big trouble.

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Entertain your family

Entertain yourself and your family for less:

With all this time you're saving.you might be able to devote more of it to fun.To keep your entertainment budget in check.As many couples can tell you, they all need a break every now and then from the children.

That said how about a little time together as a couple No matter the activity or activities you have, you give yourselves the one-on-one time you need.For kids, they’d welcome this opportunity too to have a few clothes and toys packed in an overnight bag So, call the grandparents or a dependable aunt or uncle and plan your outings.

In looking for new ways to entertain your family, will you come up with the right call this time

                                        

save on all utilities 

Save On All Utilities: 

Turn down the thermostat  (or up)  one degree makes a difference; 2-3 saves more.  In winter, wear heavier clothing; in summer, dress cooler.  Use a programmable thermostat-reduce heat and A/C use when gone or sleeping.  Reduce water heater temperature settings; run only full loads in washers, dryers & dishwashers. 

Maintain your HVAC, and it can save you money. A humidifier in winter keeps the air feeling warmer, and reduces health problems due to winter dryness.  Maintain furnace filters  change (or clean) them regularly. 

                                 

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